December 16, 2018
Affordable Housing Blog
Author(s): Erica F. Buckley, Ari Glatt, Forrest David Milder, Richard Michael Price, Kathie Soroka, Stephen J. Wallace
New White House Opportunity Zone Council, rolling back Davis-Bacon wage requirements and a crackdown on anonymous LLC real estate purchases. Here’s what’s trending in affordable housing and community development.
RAD Component II PBRA transactions no longer require Davis-Bacon wages, pursuant to new notice.—Stephen J. Wallace, Kathie Soroka
The administration today announced the president's executive order on establishing the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council.—Richard Michael Price, Forrest Milder
Owning real estate through a limited liability company (LLC) often provides many benefits, but federal law enforcement officials are now requiring a greater number of disclosures in connection with these LLCs.—Erica F. Buckley, Ari Glatt
Location: The Willard Hotel | Washington, DC
Date: March 5, 2019
Speakers: TBD
Topics include: Making opportunity zones work for you.
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